/ˈeniweə(r) ||; ˈɛnɪˌhwɛr/
(US also 美亦作 anyplace) adv
1 (usually in negative sentences or in questions 通常用于否定句或疑问句) in, at or to any place 在或去任何地方:
I can't find my keys anywhere.我到处找都找不到我的钥匙。Is there a post office anywhere near here?这里附近有没有邮政局?You can't buy the book anywhere else (= in another place).你在别处买不到这本书。
The difference between somewhere and anywhere is the same as the difference between some and any. Look at the note at some. somewhere 和 anywhere 之间的差别与 some 和 any 的差别一样。参看 some 的注释。
2 any place; it does not matter where 任何地方(不管什么地方):
You can sit anywhere you like.你爱坐哪里就坐哪里。
anywhere/ˋɛnI͵wɛr; ˈeniweə/ also 又作 anyplaceAmE 【美】 adv 1 in or to any place, when it is not important where 无论何处﹐随便哪里: Sit anywhere you like. 随便坐吧。I could study anywhere. 我随便在哪里都可以学习。I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else . 别的地方我哪里也不想住。2 used in questions and negative statements to mean 'somewhere’ or ‘nowhere’ 在某个地方﹔任何地方(都不)〔用于疑问句和否定句〕: Did you go anywhere last night? 你昨晚去什么地方了吗?Have you looked anywhere else ? 你在其他地方找过了吗?I don’t have anywhere to live. 我没地方可住。3 not anywhere near not at all 一点也不﹐根本不: She doesn’t practise anywhere near as much as Sam. 她根本没有萨姆练得多。4 anywhere between one and ten/20 and 30 etc used to mean any age, number, amount etc between the ones that you say 一到十/二十到三十等之间: She could have been anywhere between 45 and 60 years of age. 她的年龄可能在四十五岁到六十岁之间。
anywhere (British) (Americananyplace)adverb1used in negative sentences and in questions instead of ‘somewhere’: I can't find my pen anywhere. Are you going anywhere this summer?2in, at or to any place, when it does not matter where: Just put the box down anywhere.